Cover: Harry Anderson

Spellbound #22

May 1954 · Marvel · 0.10 USD

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“The Thing in the Mud!”

In "The Thing in the Mud!", a desperate man's grief ignites a reckoning in the streets of Paris, where a miser’s fortune is scattered to the wind by a stranger haunted by tragedy. Jack Abel’s expressive art brings raw emotion to every panel, capturing the chaos and desperation of a man undone by his own greed. The cover by Harry Anderson adds a haunting, atmospheric touch to this gripping tale from 1954.

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artist, inker Jack Abel · cover Harry Anderson

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artist, inker Jack Abel

cover pencils Harry Anderson

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A French miser has his money tossed to the wind by a man who lost his family in a fire from one of the miser's buildings. The miser loses his mind attempting to pick up all of his money from the streets of Paris.

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